Resurrecting My Wallstreet — #1
Hi guys. I have my pride and joy, 300mhz 14" wallstreet PDQ, and I figure it's time to resurrect it to see if I can. IIRC, it has a problem with the fan staying on, from the time I…
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A big mistake... — #2
Sometimes the most frustrating problems are the ones that you completely understand. I moved a few system resources from the start up folder on my G3 iBook (running OS 9,) and now …
A big mistake... — #1
Sometimes the most frustrating problems are the ones that you completely understand. I moved a few system resources from the start up folder on my G3 iBook (running OS 9,) and now …
Wireless Card for a Lombard 333Mhz — #12
No 802.11g card will work under OS 9 with Apple-original drivers - if you'll recall, AirPort Extreme (Apple's name for 802.11g) was introduced in machines that wouldn't boot OS 9,…
Wireless Card for a Lombard 333Mhz — #11
No 802.11g card will work under OS 9 with Apple-original drivers - if you'll recall, AirPort Extreme (Apple's name for 802.11g) was introduced in machines that wouldn't boot OS 9,…
Wireless Card for a Lombard 333Mhz — #10
I currently use a Lucent Wavelan Silver in my Lombard 400 in OS9 and OSX (and OS7.6.1 on my PB 190).
It works in OS9 fine with drivers found on the net. With OSX you either have …
Wireless Card for a Lombard 333Mhz — #9
the sonnet aria extreme does not work in os 9. The system recognizes that it is there, but does not see it as a wireless card. The sonnet card has a broadcom chipset too.
Dying PB1400cs — #3
Eef, if there was a hole blown in the lobo, sounds like the poor little thing has been put out to pasture. I'd nose around for another lobo for it to see if you can breathe some li…
Dying PB1400cs — #2
I hate to say it, but it sounds like that one's past doing too much with, apart from stripping for parts...I'd look around for another 1400, working, and keep that one for parts. A…
Powerbook 500 with PowerPC — #11
Hi! i have one of those powerbooks 500 with a nupower PPC 630e at 117mhz, and like you said... that's a really solid notebook, the innards are made of steel! 8-o , very impressiv…
Dying PB1400cs — #1
hi!, this is my first post and i really need your help, some days ago i bought from internet a pb1400 almost mind but it say "doesn't turn on" on the place, anyway.. just for $30 b…
eMac not turning on — #2
Nvm, talked to derekat(Idk if any of you remember him but he used to post here before the crash) and he said try it without the hard drive, tried that, it worked, tried different j…
eMac not turning on — #1
It turned on before but the hard drive was dead, swapped the hard drive, tried turning it on but it doesn't do anything. I hear the CRT have a slightly high pitch noise, so it's g…
How do soft-switches work? — #8
Here's a question for which I have not found the answer:
The Apple II, as you should know, has some soft-switches, memory locations which cause some setting to change. My question …
How do soft-switches work? — #7
I downloaded that PDF a few months ago but haven't read it yet. Maybe I should do that.
Click to expand...
It's a tough slog, especially if it's the first time through. But S…
How do soft-switches work? — #6
A handful of 74LS* chips. Sather's "Understanding the Apple II" would probably help here:http://www.scribd.com/doc/201423/Understanding-the-Apple-II-by-Jim-Sather-1983Quality-Soft…
How do soft-switches work? — #5
Most people have a nasty tendency to think that memory is something where you specify a memory location, the CPU applies that memory location to the address lines, then the CPU rea…
How do soft-switches work? — #4
A handful of 74LS* chips. Sather's "Understanding the Apple II" would probably help here:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/201423/Understanding-the-Apple-II-by-Jim-Sather-1983Quality-So…
What to do with spare Pismo LCDs — #4
Addenum to Holy Grail with a bit more info, from http://theducks.livejournal.com/492985.html
I hang out on a number of modding boards around the internet. The "Holy Grail" i…
How do soft-switches work? — #3
Do you know what hardware this is? I only have a IIgs, so I suppose that is incorporated in the Mega II, but what about on the older models?
How do soft-switches work? — #2
Soft switches have a hardware component: there is circuitry that reacts to particular address lines being tickled. That's why things like peek can affect them from BASIC.
How do soft-switches work? — #1
Here's a question for which I have not found the answer:
The Apple II, as you should know, has some soft-switches, memory locations which cause some setting to change. My question…
What to do with spare Pismo LCDs — #3
Some people have basically recased a laptops guts in a box and made the LCD seperate using a home made cable. There are old ISA cards that talk directly but they are probably for o…
What to do with spare Pismo LCDs — #2
http://www.applefritter.com/holygrail
Excerpted from the Applefritter FAQ
Q: How do I turn this laptop/iMac screen into a monitor?
A: Put simply you don't. Whilst it is pos…
What to do with spare Pismo LCDs — #1
I needed new clutch hinges for my Pismo so I won an auction on eBay that contained two sketchy LCDs and one set of hinges. So I have a couple of spare Pismo LCDs. One is supposed…